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High energy density shape memory polymers using strain-induced supramolecular nanostructuresCooper et al., 2021
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- Cooper C
- Nikzad S
- Yan H
- Ochiai Y
- Lai J
- Yu Z
- Chen G
- Kang J
- Bao Z
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- ACS Central Science
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Shape memory polymers are promising materials in many emerging applications due to their large extensibility and excellent shape recovery. However, practical application of these polymers is limited by their poor energy densities (up to∼ 1 MJ/m3). Here, we report …
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